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A review by lovelyla
The Faith Club: A Muslim, a Christian, a Jew-- Three Women Search for Understanding by Priscilla Warner, Suzanne Oliver, Ranya Idliby
4.0
"In order for each of you to believe in your religion, don't you have to believe that the other two are wrong?"
The premise of this read is absolutely wonderful! I yearn for loving, respectful, non-condescending dialogue regarding religion and faith in my own life, and being privy to Ranya, Suzanne, and Priscilla's conversations leaves me full and pensive. How brave of each woman to listen, to admit to her own biases and stereotypes, and to question her own beliefs. I've always believed having faith does not equate to roaming ignorantly in the name of my deity. All three woman appease my own desire for knowledge as they both love one another, test one another, and grow one another. I'm also thankful for Ranya and Priscilla's discussions regarding the Palestinian/Israeli conflict, and it's role in their faith.
The premise of this read is absolutely wonderful! I yearn for loving, respectful, non-condescending dialogue regarding religion and faith in my own life, and being privy to Ranya, Suzanne, and Priscilla's conversations leaves me full and pensive. How brave of each woman to listen, to admit to her own biases and stereotypes, and to question her own beliefs. I've always believed having faith does not equate to roaming ignorantly in the name of my deity. All three woman appease my own desire for knowledge as they both love one another, test one another, and grow one another. I'm also thankful for Ranya and Priscilla's discussions regarding the Palestinian/Israeli conflict, and it's role in their faith.